Provides an alternative to court for Aboriginal adults and youth that have acquired criminal charges.

Aboriginal accused have the option to apply to have their charges diverted (deferred) out of the courts and placed into the Aboriginal Community Justice Program.

Once in the program, a Healing Plan will be jointly created between the participant and trained Community Council Members. The Healing Plan addresses the underlying causes that lead to the offence by establishing conditions the participant will be required to complete during the adjournment period.

Hours

Mon-Thu 9 am-5 pm

Eligibility

Ages: 12 year(s) and up

Aboriginal adults and youth in the Hamilton, Fort Erie and Niagara regions who are engaged in the justice system

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